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Afriqiyah Airways, Still Grounded But Buying Planes & Announcing Routes

April 26, 2012 by flyingfish Leave A Comment

Libya’s Afriqiyah Airways has been grounded since the 17th of March 2011, when a United Nations mandated No Fly Zone went into effect at the start of the nation’s civil war. Now after a year on the ground, the airline remains flightless while its counterpart, Libyan Arab Airlines, has returned to flying. Despite the…

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Afriqiyah Airways, Still Grounded But Buying Planes & Announcing Routes

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